North Carolina Social News highlights club talks and visits
Warsaw reports a Woman's Club Literature Department meeting at Mrs. Carroll's home with papers on South America by Mrs. Womack and Mrs. Russ. Red Cross unit meetings, visitors from Wallace, Rose Hill, and Faison, and local civic notices follow. Clarkton notes several residents visiting relatives and moves, with local errands and schooling updates.
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Warsaw
Charles Carroll
Woman's Club
C. 4. Womack
J. C. Russ
Will Craughan
Duplin Red Cross
Mesdames
J. W. Carroll
R. S. Williams
Wallace
Harvey Bonst
Atwood Sloan
Rose Hill
Henry J. Faison
Igifred Faison
Faison
H. Faison Peirce
Red Cross
Rel Cross
Fort Hancock
Lumberton Notes On Residents Travel And Visits
Lumberton North Carolina January 12 notes list residents and visitors. Christabelle Morehouse returns to Flora MacDonald College in Red Springs. Mrs Daisy W Jenkins returns from Bennettsville and others visit relatives in Hampton Charleston and Greensboro.
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Lumberton
N. C
Christabelle Morehouse
Red Springs
Flora MacDonald College
Local visit entries from Laurinburg and nearby towns
Mrs Sallie J Blue of Rockfish is visiting Laurinburg with Mr and Mrs A F Blue. Mr and Mrs T A Ramseur of Lumberton stayed with Mrs H A Stewart over Christmas week. Miss Polly Stewart of Wilmington and Miss Mary Stewart of Marston spent the holidays here with relatives. Mrs Geo O Cornelius of Mores
Maxton News Roundup of Local Moves and Openings
Maxton residents welcomed visitors and reported job moves and travels. Prof. R. L. Thomason of Salisbury, former Maxton Graded Schools superintendent, visited town. Ruth Davis returned to Lexington after weeks with the McLeans. City Attorney Wooten makes a Baltimore trip. McCallum brothers take posts in Wilmington and Badin. Eva Wright and Emma Fine return from Charlotte. Carolina College opens spring term as students come home on trains. McNair heads to Baltimore for business. Caddell starts Seaboard job after army release. Maj. McKinnon sails to Washington. Red Cross Maxton Chapter ships items to soldier boys. J. C. Everett of Sprunt & Company appears in district.
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Maxton
N. C
O. C. Nicholson
Hamlet
R. L. Thomason
Salisbury
Cyril McLean
Ruth Davis
Lexington
BE. L. Wooten
Baltimore
James McCallum
Franklin McCallum Burns
Wilmington
Badin
Charlotte
Eva Wright
Emma Fine
Carolina College
A. H. McNair
Baltixmore
Thomas Caddell
Seaboard Air Line Railway
A. J. McKinnon
Satara
Washington
Soldier Boys
Red Cross
J. C. Everett
Alex. Sprunt
Mount Olive Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mount Olive residents report visitors and departures this week with relatives in town. Greer Grantham of Grebowboro visited sister Mrs T Sutton. E M Hale of ? visited. A B Newby and sister Sadie went to New York for the auto show. Maud McCullen left for Chapel Hill for Western Union position. L A Waters and crew of Goldsboro visited Sutton home. Polly Smith of Warsaw visited sister Mrs H Cobb and taught in Oxford. Johnnie Smith of Baltic stayed with Beulah Cobb. M T Breazeale visiting relatives at Belton I C. Mrs Charles J Moore of Genoa spent week nearby.
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John H. Carter
Carter
Eastern Star
William A. Blanchard
United States Marine Corps
Charleston
S. C
William Kennedy
Schenectady
N. Y
Charlotte
T. L. Williams
Golden Slope
de Ridder
Williams
E. Hale
Bessie Hale
Louisburg
Fditor
E. M. Hale
Herbert Best
Kinston
Herbert Smith
Herbert Douglas
Clinton
S. A. Johnson
J. W. Glisson
Wilson
Mount Olive
N. C
I. F. Grantham
Grewboro
T. Sutton
A. B. Newby
Sadie
New York
Maud McCullen
Chapel Hill
Western Union
L. A. Waters and Crew
Goldsboro
Fome
T. W. Sutton
Polly Smith
Warsaw
H. Cobb
Oxford
Johnnie Smith
Baltic
Beulah Cobb
M. T. Breazeale
Belton I. C
Charles J. Moore
Genoa
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Sanford
C. W. Wright
Dora Kendall
Mildred Bauersfeld
Hollins College
Ada Beavers
Louisbn College
Maggie Adcock
Hemlet Avenue
Willie Moore Lyles
Ruby
T. O. Marsh
Richmond
Mrs. Marsh
Clarkton
Unthank
Ofndiana
Tom Parker
Duplin County
J. W. Clark
G. H. Currie
Ida Withers
George
Davidson
Janie Stevens
Council
Annie Lon Kelly
High Springs
Fla
Laura Meares
Elihu Meares
McBee, S. C
A. A. Keels
John C. Fuller
Dorothy Finlayson
Davidson High School
Warren Prevatt
Route 6
John D. McAlister
Hampton
Iva Pearson
Lina Gough
Sadie Thompson
Greenville
East Carolina Teachers’ Training School
Daisy W. Jenkins
Bennettsville
Irvin Jenkins
Small
Mattie
Cheraw
Maude Watson
Thompson Hospital
Winston-Salem
Lolita Lytch
Rowland
H. E. Stacy
W. H. Newlin
A. M. Hartley
Edith Courney
Norfolk
Thos. Stamps
Lumber Bridge
Emily
Elizabeth Walker
J. B. Cassidey
Johnson- Willis Hospital
Laurinburg
Brown’s
A. D. Brown
Zax
Rin
Brown
Ular Price
Crex
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Beach
Capdaral
Dprkes
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